wet/damp cigars HELP!!!

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  jr_p951 Posts: 1,121

  November 2011

  You could "dry box" them if you had an empty cigar box. If not, just leave the the humidor open for a few hours. That will bring the humidity down and dry those cigars out for ya. Then its time to solve the real problem. Humidity. Do you have a digital hygrometer? Analogs can be very sketchy. Either way, whats the humidity level of the box? Also, I like to use beads for humidity. I haven't touched my beads or humidity in months! Those two items are a great way to control and monitor your humidity levels.

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  RampMonkey Posts: 1,808 ✭

  November 2011

  jr_p951:

  You could "dry box" them if you had an empty cigar box. If not, just leave the the humidor open for a few hours. That will bring the humidity down and dry those cigars out for ya. Then its time to solve the real problem. Humidity. Do you have a digital hygrometer? Analogs can be very sketchy. Either way, whats the humidity level of the box? Also, I like to use beads for humidity. I haven't touched my beads or humidity in months! Those two items are a great way to control and monitor your humidity levels.

  +1 to what was noted. Something else to do/try as well - If you happen to have some extra Spanish ceder blocks, or pieces that you can add to your humi, that will help with the moisture that your having. I had to do the same thing in one of my tubberdor to balance out the R/H. Might need to do a salt test on what ever device you are using too just be to be on the safe side too. Keep us posted with the outcome.

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  ricebowl133 Posts: 4

  November 2011

  Thanks for the tip Humidy was 78.... happened after i tried using a dry mist crystal stick filled with xigar PG solution.

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